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Numerical simulation of compressible flows is a very difficult task that has been the subject of numerous textbooks and requires a solid background in fluid mechanics and numerical analysis [PT83] [GiRa86] [Hug87] [OB87] [Joh90] [FP96] [GoRa96]. The nature of compressible flows may be very complex, with features such as shock fronts, boundary layers, turbulence, acoustic waves, or instabilities. Taking into account chemical reactions dramatically increases the difficulties, especially when detailed chemical and transport models are considered. Interactions between chemistry and fluid mechanics are especially complex in reentry problems, combustion phenomena, or chemical vapor deposition reactors. As a consequence, it would be unthinkable to try to address these issues and discuss the development of reactive flow solvers in a single chapter or even in a single book.
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Giovangigli, V. (1999). Numerical Simulations. In: Multicomponent Flow Modeling. Modeling and Simulation in Science, Engineering and Technology. Birkhäuser, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-1580-6_12
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